Jon Lund is a contributing analyst and commentator at Danish daily Politiken, is chairman of the board at Danish Online News Association and has held honorary positions as member of the board of IAB Europe, member of the Danish Ministry of Cultures advertising forum, member of the board of directors of the Forum of the Danish Media, member of ICC Denmark’s marketing committee. He holds a masters degree in Political Science from University of Aarhus and has worked with internet since starting his own agency in 1995.
2010 is the year when the mobile internet finally breaks through. That’s the conclusion you’ll have to draw when looking at how mobiles are increasingly used to surf the web. These are among my findings… Læs mere »Mobile surfing explodes in Denmark
Web TV has huge appeal to audiences. But audiences also are deeply illoyal these days. That’s why your web-tv production will never hit off as “channels”. However, less might do. That was the message in… Læs mere »Web-tv in the Internet Malmstroem
Some two weeks ago, on May 17, 2010, Youtube announced on their blog, that it now “exceeds over two billion views a day” – a doubling in less than a year. Looking at figures for… Læs mere »Youtube brought to standstill in Denmark
Will the internet – that is: the use of it – keep growing forever? That’s the question I pose – and answer – in my latest report: “The maturation of the Internet: levels of activity”.… Læs mere »The Internet matures – and stops growing
Arla.dk is the largest Danish corporate website. And it attracts a near-ideal group of users. Female, 25-45 and – in charge of the everyday shopping. These are the remarkable facts I’ve dug up in my… Læs mere »Arla.dk #1 corporate Danish website
Use of social networking elements on either your own site or on Facebook clearly correlates with customer satisfaction. This is one of the remarkable facts I’ve dug up in my latest report: “E-commerce, trust and… Læs mere »Facebook boosts trust for online video game stores
Unemployed Danes are engaged in excessive web-surfing. Once online, unemployed and early retireds spends thirty percent more time surfing the web. In particular they surf sites like Facebook, Youtube and gaming-sites. However they do have… Læs mere »Unemployed Danes excessive web-surfers
Few people would be surprised to hear that surfing the web from the iPad is great. Or that it’s perfect for magazines. Or movies on the move. But what about typing longer pieces of text.… Læs mere »Hands-on: iPad passes “word processor”-test with flying colors
Apples new touch-screen tablet-computer, the iPad, accept only “1st party cookies” by default. This is bad news for advertisers and analyst, who rely on “3rd party cookies” to work effectively. To accept 3rd party cookies,… Læs mere »iPad in “3rd-party cookie”-attack: step back advertisers
Hopes are high that the iPad – Apples new tablet computer – will open up a new life for online magazines when it starts shipping in early April. With good reason, my latest report shows.… Læs mere »Danish e-paper succes good news to iPad